What is baptism? What happens when a person is baptized?

Why do some churches baptize infants and others don't?

This is the first message in a new series called "Making Apologies" - about the six main teachings of The Lutheran Church based on the Bible and Martin Luther's Small Catechism.

This message is by Pastor Ryan Ferguson about the Sacrament of Holy Baptism.

God is our dwelling place in this new year!

Pastor Ryan Ferguson shares a New Year's message based on Psalm 90:1.

There are a lot of "goodbyes" in this world.

While many of them are quite hurtful and sad, is there a way to actually "depart in peace"?

Pastor Ed Blonski shares a message based on the words of a man who wanted his whole life for someone and finally got to see them, and was now ready to say goodbye!

Jesus summed up all the Ten Commandments into two phrases - Love God and Love Your Neighbor.

One word can sum up all the commandments - Love!

John Zellmer, retired pastor and son of the congregation, is the guest speaker today!

If you believe in God, what is it you believe about Him?

If you believe in Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit, what is it about them that you believe?

This message by Pastor Ryan is part of the series "Making Apologies" - an apologetics series about what it is that Lutheran Christians believe.

On today's episode he unpacks the Apostles' Creed.

Looking for the perfect gift at Christmas?

It was delivered 2000 years ago!

Pastor Ryan Ferguson shares a Christmas message!

Mary teaches us to ponder all the things that Jesus did for us, starting with Christmas itself.

Pastor B. shares a Christmas Eve message from St. Matthew Lutheran.

Pastor Ryan shares a message from the Fourth Sunday Advent worship service at St. Matthew Lutheran.

With peace comes comfort. But in a world where peace is elusive, how can we find either?

Pastor B. shares the third message in at the 2023 Advent Midweek message series from St. Matthew.

This is part of an Advent message series based on Advent hymns.

Pastor Ed Blonski shares a message based on "On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's Cry" called "From General to Specific"